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On March 4, according to Interesting Engineering, a recent study by Kenneth Payne, a professor at King ' s College in London, found that, in a simulation of war scenes, large language models tended to opt for the use of nuclear weapons rather than to maintain peace through dialogue. The experiment is based on three of the most advanced currently applied AI models: GPT 5.2, Gemini 3 Flash and Claude Sonet 4. Researchers have allowed these models to serve as national leaders in response to a hypothetical nuclear crisis. I don't know

According to the New York Post, a report commissioned by the US government pointed out that the rapid development of artificial intelligence may lead to the threat of weaponization and loss of control of humans, and the government urgently needs to take action to avoid potential human extinction. The report said that this risk is similar to the introduction of nuclear weapons and poses a potential instability to global security. Source Note: The picture is generated by AI, and the picture authorization service provider Midjourney is called "Action Plan to Improve the Safety and Security of Advanced Artificial Intelligence". It was released by Gladstone AI Inc. and obtained by Time magazine. The report recommends…